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Animate the tube man. Donāt script it. It is easier. Also, make sure it is a mesh so you can bend it easily.
Someone DMed me one that someone else made Iām going to just edit their model and animation. Thanks though!
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No problem dude! Thanks for making this discussion!
Animating this is an option, but why not use some spicey physics? You can use some constraints to make this happen easily, or use some kinematics if you want to make it more stable.
This didnāt take any scripting, all I did was throw a body force into the head of my tube man, with the body connected with some BallSocketConstraints.
Place is here:
Although youāre not in need of anything more currently, I thought itād be a neat little physics challenge to make something like what you requested. This is what I ended up with:
Download if someone wants to try it: Floaties.rbxl (57.0 KB)
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Wow, that looks good! Any way I could turn down the amount the upper half goes down, I donāt want it to go past half way to the floor? Iām not very good with roblox physics.
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The BallSocketAttachment between the two parts at the bottom has a property called āLimitsEnabledā. You can activate this and set the limit to 45 degrees (or any other angle of choice) to restrict it from falling down onto the ground.
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You might want to do this locally, and just make it cancollide false b/c constraints and ownership are wack and ugly, an if you want it to be HQ like in studio thatās what you gotta do. That means it canāt be depended upon to be the same for all users though, hence canCollide false and just aesthetic. But really, IRL if you ācollideā with the tube you aināt colliding youāre taking it with so actually makes more sense imo!